Popular Mexican professional wrestler Diana La Cazadora, whose real name was Alma Corina Gutiérrez Villarreal, has died following health complications linked to a lung infection.
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The wrestler had been receiving medical treatment in Monterrey, Mexico, where she was hospitalized after her health condition became a serious concern in late July.
According to information shared before her death, Diana underwent a delicate surgical procedure on July 23 as part of efforts to address her deteriorating condition. Despite receiving medical attention, she sadly passed away on August 8.
The news of her death was announced by her daughter, Dalina, who shared the heartbreaking update with family members, friends and those who followed Diana’s career in professional wrestling.
Diana La Cazadora developed an interest in professional wrestling from a young age. She began training as a teenager, dedicating herself to learning the skills and discipline required to compete professionally.
After years of preparation, she made her professional wrestling debut in 1997, beginning a career that would see her establish herself within Mexico’s wrestling scene.
Much of Diana’s wrestling career was based in Monterrey, where she became known among local wrestling fans and competed for several championships.
Her career included notable achievements such as the Monterrey Women’s Championship, the LLF Junior Championship and the LLF Tag Team Championship, which she won alongside Nikki Roxx.
Her success inside the ring helped cement her place in the local wrestling community and earned her recognition throughout her years as an active performer.
Diana’s professional life was not limited to wrestling. She also built a career in television, working as a traffic reporter in Monterrey.
During one of her assignments, she was involved in an accident that resulted in a serious leg injury. The injury forced her to step away from professional wrestling for several months while she recovered.